For rifles in the 375 class I don't think its MOA accuracy that is the most desired quality. Fit, shoot ability, field accuracy and reliability are at least as important as on the bench accuracy fora 375. An inexpensive accurate rifle is great for shooting whitetails, but most things that folks are going to shoot with a 375 have a price tag in the thousands if not tens of thousands, even if you don't pay much to hunt them for most of us the opportunity comes only a few times in a lifetime.. In some cases there is a risk/smafety concern as well. For that type of hunting Id rather start with a rifle model well thought of and then put my rifle through some good use to insure function. It doesn't take $3000 to do that, lots of good model 70's, Mausers, Rugers and more for only a few hundred more than the Mossberg.
Now if you just want a rifle to shoot your fillings and retinas loose on the cheap, well then a mossberg is just the thing.
I remember it wasn't too many years ago Savage was thought of like that. Now days they're well respected rifles. And they'll out shoot a lot of much more expensive rifles. And the Savage 110 is basically the same rifle it was 50 years ago.
